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Production: Refilm; The Twirl-O-World

Hey Gems, today is about over coming the challenges faced while filming. And I know y’all read the last blogs. So let’s not spend time talking about what we already know. And get into the new stuff which is a lot more positive than the other post. Ok enough intro let’s get into this. 

As you know the mirror maze was a bust. We already know why, so lets talk solution. We need another way to separate the friends with out the mirror maze. And it literally hit us, well screamed at us. We're at a fair what do fairs have, rides duh.  I can't believed we didn't think of that before. But y'all know how it is when you get an idea, it just kind of sticks. So we found a ride I don't know the name, but the one where you sit and it up in the air and spins. So we all got on that because it's a fair after all and they're meant for fun. The scene was filmed but tiny problem we weren't in the scene. To avoid being seen since Karina and I weren't in the shot we sat on the opposite side of the ride.

Also who knew fairs had dark place. I'm not complaining because it was the perfect to film the getting snatched scene. And it was away from people walking through our shot while filming. How dare they, I've made them extras and this is how they treat me. But the corner was a mini alley and alley kidnappings is very mystery movie of us, just saying. 

Anyway the moral of the story, don't let someone in a mirror maze stop you from making masterpiece.  Well that's it Gems. Go ride a roller coaster and keep shining.


Sincerely,

Makenna Jewels<3




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